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Welcome to Owl Owl, a Thai and Lao street food restaurant in Signal Hill serving bold Southeast Asian flavors since 2021. Our family-run kitchen focuses on authentic Thai and Lao dishes made fresh daily with fast, friendly service. Many items are prepared from scratch, including hand-rolled Kao Piek noodles, juicy Lao sausage and flame grilled Moo Ping pork skewers.Guests love our rich boat noodle soup, fresh papaya salad(Som Tum), and classic Thai wok dishes like Pad Thai. Spice levels are customizable and we offer vegetarian options. Everything is cooked to order, making Owl Owl a popular spot for Thai food, takeout, and delivery in Signal Hill and Long Beach. Favorites include Boat Noodle, Moo Ping, Kao Piek noodles, Som Tum, Lao Sausage
Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2201 E Willow St Unit B, Signal Hill, CA 90755
Phone: (562) 988-1490
Website: https://www.owlowlstreetfood.com/
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Reviews
Lin Lin H
The food was absolutely delicious and full of flavor! We ordered : Thai ice tea, Thai coffee, larb with tripe, Thai papaya salad, Lao sausages and shrimp fried rice. The service was excellent friendly and attentive from start to finish. I truly enjoyed my experience here and will definitely be coming back for their larb!
… moreMike Kim
Man its been a minute since I’ve gotten excited about what I was eating…if I were to use one word to describe this place it would be BOLD. I dont think anyone is going to ask where the seasoning is at here. Savory, spicy, citrus, sweet, herby; their anthem should be “bing bop boom bop bam, they not like us!”
I’ve searched for some time for a good nam kod and owl owl delivered a crispy crunchy flavor bomb rice dish worth to be declared as the house specialty dish. I think its a must order everytime you visit!
Laos sausage, lemongrass and herbs of flavor paired with two kinds of dipping sauce…if youre not used to lao style sausage it may seem a little on the dry side for some but this place is not as dry as other places I’ve tried in the past. Would be interesting if they were to evolve it and mix some more fats into it to be more western style and juicy while maintaining that traditional lao flavors.
Larb or Laap gai(chicken)- take a look at my photo and notice how its larger pieces of meat rather than the overly ground up kind. This allowed it to be tender and juicy with very balanced flavors. They also had the toasted rice powder in it which is a must. Pad see ew, balanced, flavorful, if I were to be nit picky, maybe the noodle was a little too soft but others might have enjoyed that more like my wife.
… moreI’ve searched for some time for a good nam kod and owl owl delivered a crispy crunchy flavor bomb rice dish worth to be declared as the house specialty dish. I think its a must order everytime you visit!
Laos sausage, lemongrass and herbs of flavor paired with two kinds of dipping sauce…if youre not used to lao style sausage it may seem a little on the dry side for some but this place is not as dry as other places I’ve tried in the past. Would be interesting if they were to evolve it and mix some more fats into it to be more western style and juicy while maintaining that traditional lao flavors.
Larb or Laap gai(chicken)- take a look at my photo and notice how its larger pieces of meat rather than the overly ground up kind. This allowed it to be tender and juicy with very balanced flavors. They also had the toasted rice powder in it which is a must. Pad see ew, balanced, flavorful, if I were to be nit picky, maybe the noodle was a little too soft but others might have enjoyed that more like my wife.
Rinna Khut
Great Thai food! Everything was delicious! I love the papaya salad. Pad Thai was great as well, so different in taste than most that I had which I can’t distinguished what the flavor is from my past lol. Spot on delicious though! I had it mild but even that was too hot for me . Pork belly was good too, the dipping sauce was the thing that ties everything together for that dish. Oh I almost forgot, we even got the Thai tea with boba . Tea was not spot on though and the boba was over cooked, end up tossing over half of it out when we left. But we’ll definitely come back for the food
… moreThor Romero
I’ve tried most of the Thai places around Long Beach and surrounding areas, most of them look at me crazy when I ask for peanut sauce or just offer crushed peanuts. This place not only has it, but they serve it hot like it’s supposed to be!! It’s different than other places, in a good way. They use a red sauce infused into the dish, and you can tell it’s definitely on another level, not your average pad thai… this is the real deal .
… moreMady
The food and customer service at this establishment are excellent, making for a delightful dining experience. The interior space is somewhat compact, but it provides a cozy atmosphere where you can comfortably enjoy your meal. It’s worth noting that parking is a shared facility with other nearby businesses, so it can be tricky during peak hours. Among the menu highlights, the Thai iced tea stands out for its rich, sweet flavor, while the mango with sweet rice is a personal favorite of mine—it’s a perfect balance of creamy and fruity goodness. One downside is that there are no restrooms available for customers, which could be a consideration if you plan to stay for a while.
… moreRuss Lacuata
I come here for the perfect mix of Thai and Lao dishes. If you are not use to Lao food, it might shock you a little bit. It’s strong, pungent flavor.
The Somtum Lao Style Papaya Salad with tomatoes, is flavored with fermented fish sauce. Its salt, crisp, and fresh umami flavor. Its a bit heavy on the fish sauce, next time I’ll ask to be easy on the sauce and have a little on the side. Also ordered the Pork Belly Plate. It’s tender and melts in your mouth.
This is a counter service with small dining area. The staff are helpful with a warm smile.
… moreThe Somtum Lao Style Papaya Salad with tomatoes, is flavored with fermented fish sauce. Its salt, crisp, and fresh umami flavor. Its a bit heavy on the fish sauce, next time I’ll ask to be easy on the sauce and have a little on the side. Also ordered the Pork Belly Plate. It’s tender and melts in your mouth.
This is a counter service with small dining area. The staff are helpful with a warm smile.
Kao Saephan
This is our to-go/eat spot when we’re in the Long Beach area, due to their Spicy Jaew Sauce. Today, we ordered the Somtum Platter (Lao Style) along with the 16oz Spicy Jaew Sauce & Large Butterfly Tea. ALL of the meat was perfectly cooked to the crispiness with the right amount of flavors. The Moo Ping (fancy for grilled pork skewers) was surprisingly good. The flavor & texture was just right; especially the texture. It wasn’t too soft or soggy. However, the Lao Style somtum was not how we’ve imagined, but it was still good enough. We’re used to the Homestyle Lao version with the heavy shrimp paste, crabs and other “stinky” sauce . The restaurant itself is pretty small and there is NO restroom onsite for guests; not so sure if there is one at all. I hope you’ll enjoy the fabulous dishes from this restaurant as we did. Don’t forget to get a small 8oz of the Spicy Jaew Sauce for to-go. ✌️
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I change the review to 3 stars after my 2nd visit because I walked to Office Max to use the restroom in a windy cold weather night. As a paying customer, I still can’t use their restroom!! After the 2nd visit, will also be my last.
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BK Yowsers
Indeed there is no restroom here so prepare before arriving.
Caveat, growing up eating homemade Lao food, am a bit selective.
Kao poon. Broth is how I remember with chicken, semi sweet (coconut), salty, and a bit spicy. Additional dry chili topping but would have preferred fresh chilies.
Mok pla. Could use more spice, otherwise other than the salmon, similar flavor especially with the herbs, the dill is what gives it a nice herby fragrance.
Pad woon sen. With chicken. Good but not quite enough. Missing the soy/oil aroma, a hint of it is there but not strong enough for me and the noodle a bit overcooked and prefer with tomatoes for acidity.
… moreCaveat, growing up eating homemade Lao food, am a bit selective.
Kao poon. Broth is how I remember with chicken, semi sweet (coconut), salty, and a bit spicy. Additional dry chili topping but would have preferred fresh chilies.
Mok pla. Could use more spice, otherwise other than the salmon, similar flavor especially with the herbs, the dill is what gives it a nice herby fragrance.
Pad woon sen. With chicken. Good but not quite enough. Missing the soy/oil aroma, a hint of it is there but not strong enough for me and the noodle a bit overcooked and prefer with tomatoes for acidity.
Vee Dinh
A very authentic Thai & Lao food spot. I highly recommended. Come with me!
Highlights of the menu:
1. Somtum platter
2. Laos sausage
3. Ka prow
4. Moo ping
5. Pad thai
6. Mango sticky rice
7. Thai iced tea
… moreHighlights of the menu:
1. Somtum platter
2. Laos sausage
3. Ka prow
4. Moo ping
5. Pad thai
6. Mango sticky rice
7. Thai iced tea